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28 May, 2018
các nghệ sĩ hà lan phản đối dự án nghệ thuật ở thành phố (do nghệ sĩ châu âu nước ngoài thiết kế và lắp đặt) bằng một đài phun nước cao 7,5 m với... hơn 220 dương vật bằng gỗ, đặt tại nhà vệ sinh công cộng, sẽ phun nước khi người dùng xì nước hố xí...
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when the Dutch city of Leeuwarden commissioned 11 fountains by modern artists to celebrate being made European capital of culture 2018, it probably didn’t expect such stiff (cứng rắn, kiên quyết, không nhân nhượng) opposition (phản đối).
Internationally renowned (nổi tiếng) sculptors (nghệ sĩ điêu khắc) – including the British artists Cornelia Parker and Lucy Orta – each designed a fountain for one of 11 cities in the province of Friesland. For the city of Workum, Parker took her inspiration from a pair of lions on a 17th-century coat of arms, designing two huge replicas, with water spouting from their claws.
But a group of local artists were not happy with what they saw as the elitist imposition of outside art on their small city. Their response? A crowdfunded 7.5-metre (25ft) fountain adorned with more than 220 wooden penises (dương vật). Inside is a public toilet. When you flush, the penises start to squirt.
Henk de Boer, the artist behind the penis fountain, says he decided on a phallic (dương vật) design from the Dutch expression Jan Lul, used to describe someone who is excluded, and which roughly translates to “John Willy”. Besides, the penis is “the quintessential (tinh hoa, tinh túy) fountain”, he says.
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